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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30

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Entire tanto, ell tribunal de la
opinion le hace va cumplida jus
ticia. Su historic de 40 amos, con
sagrados a dignifcar q Espa1a en-
America, sus rudas batallas pOr el
principle de autoridad, aquf fiera-
mente combatido por los radicales,
Y hasta la bandera, salpicada de
sangre, que tremola, le ponen a
cubiarto contra todo calificativo de
perturbador del sosiego pIblico.
Quizas 81 ell BoLETIN ha pecado
alguna vez-en nuestra opinion
ha sido de excessive gubernamen-
talismo.
Casi medic siglo defendiendo los
derechos sacratfsimos lie la Patria
frente a sus gratuitos difamadores
| y volviendo por el prestigio de las
autoridades, forman patente indis-
cutible contra la mas remota sos
peoha de discolO 8 bullanguerO.
Menos afortunado el peri6dico
Unconditional, ha tropezado en-
donde han pasado indemnes otras
publicaciones autonomistas, segdu
probar podrfamos con multitud de
citas.
mo importa ! Son contratiem
pos anexos al periodismo. Y que
no han de conturbar ell Amino, nj
disminuir los brios del paladin
Unconditional.
ST ha de caer, caera aclsmando
& la Patria y envuelto en- los pile
CUES de la augusta bandera que
con mano vigorosa tremola. Y lie
saIuiaremos diciendo: | gloria al
hSroe que cae iotro a su puestol!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
buscando asi


rlles y contraproducentes cam
|panas.
Y ahora mismo, tomando pre-
texto de unas respetuosas obser-
vaciones que hicimos a Ia circular
del Gobierno sobre los Alcaldes,
vuelven q la carga, pretenden
producirnos difcultades, y hacen
cargos y reparos de que solo pue.
den tomar acta los candidos 8 los
d9biles i obcecados. Hacen mas:
llegan hasta pretender alarmar al
Gobierno con el COCO inventddo
por unos cuantos ilusos de la re
beli6n dc la lcaltld, palabra tan
contradictoria en- gu sentido, como
destituida de fundamento en- su
aplicaci6n a nuestra pacif ca,
honrada y patri6tica colectividad.
Pobre anda de recursos Quien ta-
les argumentos emplea, 8 en- tales
razones cree, segdn las circuna-
tancias de momento, 8 con arre-
glo q las ccnveniencias de oca-
sion.
Todo este sucede, porque no Sc
quiere compreuder nuestro incon
diciOnalismo, y, mejor aun, por
que a los adversarios convene
hacer como que no 10 entienden,
por mas qne ALA en- sua privile
giados n,tnnenes- bien clarol 10 vean.
Y es, mas que pueril, ridiculo
sacsr psrtido de cualquier roza-
miento insignificante 6 inevita :
bic, y hasta de cualquiera OBJ
servaci6n hecha con todo respe
to y plausible mesura, para de-
cir que Sc ha roto nuestro in
condiciOnalismo y hab'ar de re
bc66n de la lealtad, como 81
este tuese su6@iente a embducar,
| = bastase q convencer q nadie dt.
10 que con clio Sc pretende de-
mostrar.
No; en- la milicia de los par'i-
dos que vivsn al calor de ideas
grandes y generesas, y no d i'm.
pulsos del tenor 6 del medro, el
dltimo soldado puede permitir-
se alguna observation. IHa pen.
sado nadie que nuestra colec-
tividad sea un conjunto de verda.
deros aUt6matase
Nc; nosotros somos pcTolcs
incondicionales do Ia manera que
podemos y ~debemos serIo, no CO.
no los adversarios quieren & no
quieren que 10 seamos. Y son
indtiles los esfuerzos del enemi-
60 para ponernos en- contradic-.
ci6n CON nuestro propio Credo y
con nuestros propios principles,
por los motives va indicados.
Precisamente, nuestros hom-
bres, al alistarse para la campsfia,
previeron todas las dificultades y
las vencieron de antemano, en- el
particular de que Sc trata, decla
raudo solemnemente en- juntas y
reuniones 10 que constituye una
de las bases de nuestro Parti--
do para ell procedimiento; este
es: QUE Ell PARrIDo EspANoL
INCoNDGc1oNAL, ST BIEN APoYA IN
CoNDIcIoNALNENTE K Tonos LES
GoBIERNos. NO PoR ESQ RENUNcIA
AL DEaEcRo DE QUEJA MoDE8ADA.
Y DE OBSERVATION REsPETUosA,
debiendo tender pOner en- eviden-
cia, por medic de la prenSa, los IN
concentrates de ciertas teortas Y
dOctrinQS.
Aquella y esta doctrina consti.
tuyen nuestro Credo, y pregdnte.
Sc 81 no Ia Autoridad del Partido,
que sabra dar cumplida contes
tacion y respuesta Categorical.
va 10 saben, pues, los malicio
sos por sistema, y los iguorantes
de convenience; que nj my, nj
puede haber, rebellion de Ia leaI-
tad, nj contradiction en- nuestros
principles.
Otros, otros son los que deben
ser temidos.
----AN Nnn--4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
GRAN CONCURSO INTERNATIONAL.

Con algunos datos y pormeno.
res, hemos anunciado antics dc
hoy ell gran Concurso Ioternacio
nal de las Ciencias & Industries
que ha de abrirse en- Bruseas en-
ell mes de Mayo del pr6ximo afic
de 1883.
Hey solo debemos sgregsr que
el Sr. D. Jose T. Silva, banquero
de esta Plaza, ha sido nombrado
Dslegado en- Ia Isla, del Comite
Executive de la Sscci6n Espa afiola
y que como tai, 9 hAlla dispueste
d contestar las consultas que sc
le hagan y q propender al mejor
exito de todo.
All nos 10 hace saber dicho
caba'lero con Ia siguiente carta
que nos remite, concebida en- los
siguientes terminos:
Puerto Rico, Dcbre. rs dc 1887.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Presente.
Muy senior milo: Tengo ell guste
de enviar a Y. un paquete conte
niendo variOs impresos alusivOs a
Ooncurso International, que debel4
tener efecto en- Bruselas ell pr6xi
mo ailo de 1883, con obieto de que
81 10 tiene q bien, Sc sirva propen
der en- su ilustradO peri6dico q dar
le pnblicidad, y llevar al AMINO d.
todos las ventajas que en- ger, era
reporta al pals la concurrencia d'
productos a esta clase de certame
nes.
He sido nombrado Sub-De1ega
do en- esta Isla del Comite Ejecuti
vo de la Secci6n Espanola, = como
tai me encuentro dispuesto q con
testar cuantas consultas Sc Inc ha
gan, y q propender q que Sc alcan
ce buen ndmero de adhesiones.
Quedo de V. atento y s. 8.
| @. B.s. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
Ell "BOLETfr" DENUNC1ADO.

Buen olfato tuvo El ClGn,or,
anunciando con gran anticipaci6n
la denuncia que ha caido sobre el
decanO de la prensa puertorrique-
ma, y valiente 6rgano del Partido
1ncondicionalmente Espanol.
Lo que justifica bebe en- buenaa
fuenteS ell heraldo autonomista.
OuandO con tanta antelaci6n lee
en- el libro del porvenir.
Nosotros, creyeudonos bien in
tormGdOs, negamos que la espada
de Damocles pesara sobre la ca
beza del colega amigo. Pero
ahora recOnOcemos que ell peri6-
dico radicalisimo estaba mas en-
10 ciertO. Vdyale la enhorabuena
a EI ClGmOr por el don de adj
clnGCi6n que nos ha demostrado.
iPero, sera cierto que ell Bo1ET1N
ha SidO denuncia'o por injurias q
las autoridadesI
Nos pRrece es -+
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
PROTESTAMOS.

El Clansor dol Pats. ell period.
co inventor de la paz moral, in
tenta de nuevo perturbarla furio-
samente insertando en- sus colum
mas incalidcables ofensas y ultra
jes contra ell patri6tico, bizarro y
benemerito Cuerpo de la Guardia
Civil.
lProteC' ""guiremos pro
60 veces, sin
entado pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
Jose r. silva.

Tenemos q disposition del pd
blico programs, con diciones dc
admission y cnantos datos Sc juz
guen necessrios para la concu
rrencia, d Ia cual suponemos que
no habran de faltar algnnos hom
bres de letras y de industrias en-
nuestro pats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
IVA ESCAMPA!
Lo volvemos q decir.

Lo volvemos d decir.
Saben nuestros lectores que
varios peri6dicos importantisimo OF
de Madrid, inducidos 4 error por
falaces y apasionados informes
no juzgaron con la elevation de
miras y la serenidad de espiritu
debidss. nj los sucesos de esta is
la, que tanta resonancia han te-
nido, nj la llamada Madrid del
General Palacio.
No ignoran tampoco nuestros
lectores que esos peri6iicos, en-
tre ellos La Epoca de Madri /,
han empezado va q yer claro en-
el asunto, y q recti6car noblemen
te sus errores; que la verdad y el
patriotismo no podian menos que
sobreponerse a la mala fe de los
pelfdos instigadores, y a las
sombras ominosas del engaflo.
iQue impression no produciria
en- los homb-es de La Epoca ell
desengafio de Ia realidad, cuando
aquel sesudo peri6dico lego a de-
cir que con ell General 2alacio,
al marchar para Madrid, iba AFRO
iIada la bandera de Espafia!
Pues no solamente La Epoco
ha rectifcado con lealtad los
errores d que la indu1eran inexac.
tos y maliciosos informes, y pdes-
tose al lado de la evidencia y Ia
justlcia.
En- tan laudable senda siguen
al ilustradisimo colega, EI Estan.
darte y otros peri6dicos no me
nos importantes, 10 cual celebra-
mos, por elios, por su buen nom
brc, y por nosotros.
Pero no es este solo.
iH mparciaI de Madrid, es
te peri6dico que tanto ha com
batido al ilustre General Palacic
por los sucesos de Juana Diaz;
hasta este peri6dico que con tan
to ahinco ha servido, acaso in
conscientemente, 8 imouido tam
bien por err6neos informes, a lat
eabalas y empresas de los auto
nomistas, en- ese que bien pode.
mos va lamar famoso pleito
hasta Ell Impair ;iat de Madrid
repetimos, en- su ndmero del 2 de
este mes, al ocuparse de la con
ferencia tenida por ell Genera
Palacio con 81 seAor Ministro de
Ultramar, estampa los siguien
tes expresivos conceptos que CON
ell mayor gusto reproducimos en-
nuestras columnas, aunque cor
clio demos un NAL ratio d los obs
tinados detractores' de nuestrs
pfitnera autoridad!:
"Por de pronto, dice El I'm
parciGI, parece que ell General
PalacIo sc muestra poseido dc
aquella discretion y templanza
que cdmpIen a su elevado cargo,
y q 10 delicado de las cuestionee
que han dado (lporque si!) mott
We a su viaje.
lDe que manera tan distinta d
esta hablaba EI Imparcial, hace
no muehos dias, cuando llovian
sobre Madrid incalifcables tele.
gramas expedidos por los enemi.
-gos del General Palacio y del In
condicionalismo patrio y de toda
Autoridad, desde San Thomas y
Col6nl
iQue lisoniera nletam6rfo sis
esta, Z 5uro va s sabe"
quina a. trayis'
.~rsu{Xn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30

Asf mismo hemos recibido nu.
merosas, expresivas y afectuo-
sas cartas, por medic de Jas cua
les Distinguishes amigos y correll
gionarios nos manifiestsn u pc.
sar por ls denuncia del BoLET1N,
nos hacen galantes ofrecimiertos,
y nos dirigen mobiles frases de ad-
hesi6n y aIiento.
A todos nuestra profunda gra-
titud.
mo estamos solos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
"Juncos, Diciembre 2S.

Director BoLEr1N MERCANIIL
En- nombre correIigionarios dc
esta localidad, lame2tAmos sacesc
denuncia.
Puede contar con nuestra fran
ca, leal adhesion. Viva Espana
Farina, Palou, Costa, CastrO"'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30
Se6or, la voz del sscerdote, eleva

Se1or, la voz del sscerdote, eleva
sus manos al cielo; e. Rroato del t.
plo, las melodiss del Syano, Dios,
flo, en- 50 augusto tab, SElaculo, su /
Ire smsntfsima Maria, Ma Inmaculs
Conception. mo penssis como
Mocho peor para vosotros los que
privais de tan inefab!e consuelo, a
mas puro de los goces, del mayor co.
suelo que en- la TERRA axiste, mo cree,
ui palabra humilde, pero, honrada
independence? Preguntad, 81 os nk
ce, q Ia ciudad do Msyagtiez, q los cS
t6licos, q las sefioras y se1critss ma
ysguezsnss, enthusiasts HJas de Maria
Preguntadles que hicieron Ell dia de L
Purfsima, como 10 festejaron en- ell ne
venario, hasts ell dia en- que Mars
candida y hermosa for de Nazareth
sali6 rsdiante de nermosura recd
rriendo su imsgen slgunas GALES e.
medic de los acordes de la mdsics, d
les suplicantes mirsdss oraciones d
Ia muchedumbre de feles que Ia aeon
pan6 como viva y elocuente protests de
indifsrentismo reiigioso que nina y CO
rroe una gran parte de nuestra socie
dad. Relate moe.
Digamos, pues, que las HijAs i
Maria en- MayagIez, secundadas po
los dem&s fisles, cnai otros amos y
pesar de los dltimos acoutecimiento
que tanto ban turbSdo Ia psz moral
material en- cate suelo, han estsdo, COZ
So excelsa patrons y protectors, COM
siempre, en- gu pussto de honor.
Llegado Ell dia sefia'sdo por Ell dign,
y celoso Vicario, doctor senor L6pei
Aguas, did principle la celebration de
Novenario por las Hijss de Maria, Gu
va asociacidu religiosa fue reorganize
da en- meses anteriores, q pessr de ha
bevla dejado ell P. Ceba.los, hoy ce os
PArroco de ArroRo, crecids en- nhmer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30

oAAuHA > COA L" 5
| los dignos comp
| Lopez, , 2. Aid
| tar para Ia relig
cion de esta cult
que tanto los apr
Por Ia mshana
di6 principle la n
cantada la Tercia.
cargo del Pbro.
cual, lleno de ent
hcil, sonora y ell
delicias del audit
glorias de Mari,
Conception, rem.
tiempos primitive
ci6n dogmdtica
inefable misteric
ell orador.
La misa, solsn
las autoridades, ei
tambiSn la comisi
ION que guarnece
Cuerpo de Volunt
toda Ia nobleza d
Asi comenz6 el
ell bondadoso Sr.
cielo sus manos 8;
lemnemente ell G
proporcionandont
DIR Ia delicada vo
rosa sehotits Carr
union del respets
tigoo ? consecu,
religiosas, cants
sublimes, iniT
DIRE Maria pri<
simos sentiment
sos de tan distis
dssa sehorlta. y
Hero sshor Figr
horitas cantora I
simo, mi entus !:
| das deseo aps .
IsSherme \
"ores n |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-30

pueblo; ell que viene &
lusvo encuentra algunos
AVenidos, celosos diremos.
ma del amigo 8 ministro
este hace que el entrante
veneer algunss pequefiss
es, propiss, como he dicho, del
aimpatfa al que march6. Esto
partlcularnente con las sehoras,
ligiosas siu fanatismo, y amsntes
gloriss piaAosas hnn6edosamen.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
EnSlaad Our Rnenay.

Senator Ingalls, expressed himself ~
follows, in q recent interview. There is
no true American whose heart will not
respond 10 the sentiments expressed by
the Kansas Senator:
There has been such TRANSMISSION Of
the dry rot Of snglomania into our social
system; such an adoption Of the single
eyeglass and 'aw,' the jargon and the raj.
ment OF England. 30 much fapdoodle
and whipsyllabub. tsa-custard and non.
sense about kindred blood, and the land
Of Shakespeare and Milton, that there
hss been temporary alteration ofthe In
teilect and suspension Of self respect on
tho part Of the American people, who for
get that England 10 the only enemy we
have on the face Of the earth. II 10 time
that the Americans awoke 10 the fact
that the statesmanship Of the nineteenth
century requires the unideation Of this
continent under one homogeneous gov
eminent from the frozen sea to the inter-
ocean canal wherever il be built. That
canal should be the southern boundary.
My dream, and believe the settled con-
viction Of the American people, il con.
tinentsl republic. That is the manifest
destiny that is the inevitable tendency
Of the political forces Of the American
people. II is their only safety."--Asp>n
Times.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

The postal law o. the United States
makes IL larceny to take q newspaper
from the postofiiee and refuse TO pay for
IL. A publisher in this state, a short time
ago, brought suit agains. fosty-three sab
scribers who would not pay t:,sir indebt-
edness, and obtained iulgmsnt in each
case for the full amount Of the claim. Oi
these, twenty-eight made affidavit that
they owned no mors property than the
Law allowed, thus preventing attachments.
They then, under the decision Of the s,-
preme court, were arrested Tor pert lar
ceny, and bound over in the sum OF 1870
each. All but six gave bonds tsie others
went TO Jail. Served them risht.-Ths In
land Printer.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
or InteReSt 10 Mioevs.

The 22 quartz mills in Storey county,
New, crushed during last year 22o, ,743
tons Of ore.
There are more men at work in the
Tombstone, A. T., mines ut the present
time than there has been for the past two
years.
Prospectors recently returned to San
Francisco from Alaska report fayorably Of
the mining prospects on the Yukon river
and i's tributaries.
Among the Southern boaaazas, the
North Georgia marble qtiarries are taking
a leading part. Within the past three
years fully million dollars has been in
vested In marble qaarries.
1t is claimed that the Grant Smelling
and Refining Works Of Denver, Colorado,
are to be removed TO Aurora. Ill. The
company propose TO expend s2oo, ,o)onext
Summer in the erection Of buildings
and will employ ! 200, or ], 40 hands.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

Notwithstanding the outward SHOW oi
economy made by the present legislature,
il promises to BE the most expensive ses-
sion ever held i'm Arizona. Neither hoase
has Kept a journal Of its proceedings as
contemplated by law. In the council, the
secretary, Mr.. Driscoll, in addition to the
daily minutes, has kept journal Of his
own, which is private property. In the
house the minutes Of each days proceed
inss are taken down on legalcap paper,
and after being read at the session follow
ing, are rolled up and "chucked" into q
pigeon hole Of = rickety old desk, where
they can be had and changed and mutt
lated by any one who desires 10 do 10.
The minutes of either house, We are told,
have never yet been signed by the presid-
ing officers. II win be Eeeu from the
above statement OF facts that should any
question ever arise, under litigation from
the acts of the present Legislature, that it
would be an impossibility to verify the
records, and the laws passed ~il be yiF-
taAily inopsEasiys. .--yVwaal Aian.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
A Gin Fer All.

In order to give all chance 10 test 1t.
and thos be convinced Of its wonderful cur.
ative p'wers. Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. will be.
for limited time, given away. This offer
IL not only liberal, but shows unbounded
faith In tho merits of this great remedy.
AL who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Con
sumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, OF any af.
feetion Of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are o..
pscislly requested 70 call at Watkins Bros
Drug store, and got trial bottle free. Large
1ssslss o.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

. A measure is being drawn up 70 estab-
lish q Territorial Lottery, and iss hackers,
like Col. Sellers, say there are millions
in it,, II stands no show whatever 0:
going through, but should it become a
Law, all Arizona's Mexican population
would go broke. but the Territory would
lose all the profits accruing from the
scheme, in maintaining poor homes tor
their suppOrt. .--Si!rsr Bell.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
Renews HeP YOuth.

Mrs. Phoebe Cbeslsy, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa. tells the following remarkable story.
the truth of which 10 vouched for by ths
residents Of the town: ~ am 7s year, old,
have been troubled With kidney complaint
and lames.ess for many years; could not
dress myseh with0at help. Now am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able 70
to Electric Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dissass
and pain
Try bottle, soly - ssats Ut Watkins
Dsssp Dssg &tSA
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
A-----ss--- -
Dacklen's Avniea Salyr

The best Salye in The world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rl,eum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Ch;lblains.
Iorns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or rio pay required. IL
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price q cents per
box. For sale BY Watkins Bsu.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

According TO the Siiesr Bel "lniiek'
ties" are so-called Democrats who were
elected to the Legislature TO represent
their constituents. not TO become tools o.
Zulick, but for the privilege Of toistins
their fee. at the governors hearth and
looking at the ugly phiz Of Tom Parish,
they are willing TO sacrifice their inde-
pendence aud every interest Of the peo-
ole who elected them. Mr.. Cornwall 10 .
yery prominent Zulici.ite.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

A b;si has been introduced in the legis-
lature to do away with the Publishing Of
the proceedings Of the Board OF supervis-
ors. This move is evidently at the insti-
cation Of the Board ofSuperyisors OF some
county who have a job on hand and wish
TO adopt some means Of keeping it from
the public. The Law, as it now stands, IL
Of great public utility and should not be
ehanye l.--EafsrpTiss
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

The Democratic Senate Of the Indiana
Legislature refuses to let the alleged
Lieutenant Governor preside, whereupon
the Republican House refuses TO act on
any Senate bill. II this state OF affairs
had only happened In Arizona. how hap
ny the people Of this Territory would have
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

As an instance Of the remarkable cheap
ness Of Chinese labor, we note that in
Chinese courts Of justice, Witnesses can
be hired at ten cents apiece 10 testify On
either side Of the question at issue, or On
bo.,l sides at fifteen cents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

II Is to be hoped, for the good OF Apache
county, that the bill now before the legis'
lstnre, TO abolish the county court sys'
tenn, does not become law. The passage
Of the bill means that the official ma
ebipery of this county will be placed in
the hands OF certain clicque, composed
Of . few "tricks.ers" and an itinerani
ashyster. ."--Arock Critic.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

The general sentiment seems TO be in
favor Of building = Court House immedi.
ately, and we hope the Board Of superyis-
ors viii take hold Of the matter in good
earnest At their April meeting.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

There must be good material in Mohave
county miners when one OF them can fall
down fifty foot shaft, turn somerssult
on the way, and escape unhurf.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

What is the use Of Territorial Legisla-
ture If il 10 made TO bend 10 the personal
viii Of an imported Governor? Let's make
his Nacosariship dictator at once and save
expense .--c;tizen.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

Boston Corbett, the slayer OF Wilkes
Booth, tried to adjourn tine Kansas Legis
lssure with shotgun, and was committed
to q iunasic asylum. Mr.. Corbetts motion
to adjourn may have been less justified
BY parliamentary than by martial law,
but such man is too useful to be put out
o commission. Many afflicted States
~ould like 10 borrow him .--Aka.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

There is more demand for mining prop.
erty and more sales have been made in
New Mexico and Arizona in the last six
months, than there has been for several
ysack
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

A bin has been introduced In the Neya-
da Legislature granting 500 bounty 10 the
discoyerer Of ore running as high as 500
per ton, bat the bill does not say how
many tons the prospector must find.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.
What is the use of Territorial Legisla-
tnre? Don't all speak at once.

The amount Of silver dollars in circula-
ton at the close Of 1884 wis al $50, ,04o /;
close Of 1885, s5l ,376; close Of 1886,
ffl .a40. $50.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

England controls the price Of copper in
the markets Of the world, although her
own mines in Cornwall do not produce
over 100 tons Of This metal month.
Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05

The bill to abolish the university Of
Arizona has passed the Council. It il not
at all unlikely that bill to abolish the
public schools would meet with equal IA
yor In that body.--Citizea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review OF the Days Trans
actions.


NEW YORK, March IL To-day was the
dullest day in the stock market this week
and, while prices were firm throughout
most of the day, the trading was almost en-
tirely profession and, pending the hnal
outcome of the Baltin ore and Ohio deal op-
orators we're waiting. The opening was
tame and uninteresting. but firm through
out, advances over last evenings prices
ranging from a to ss per cent. There was
an inclination to heaviness In the early
dealings, but this soon disappeared and
prices were brought up to shade above
opening figures. The market then became
exceedingly dull but remained firm. In
the afternoon there was still less activity,
and a short period OF heayiness was sue,
ceeded by renewal of steady hardening OF
values. The last hour, however, was ac-
companied by weakness and early gains III
many cases were completely. wiped out,
Richmond and West Point being the most
noticeable for the decline established. Al
though the market closed on rally 1t was
heavy. government bonds are dull and
steady.